Marion Defeats Mount Vernon In Extra Heat 31-28
Marion high school defeats Mount Vernon in overtime 31 to 28 on Marion court. Dale Lowe leads with eleven points and Reed, Beeson follow with nine and eight. Mount Vernon’s Ryerson tops team with seven. Higbie, Travis, Swift each six.
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Marion Court
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Beeson
Ryerson
Higbie
Travis
Swift
Orls
Morton
Morion
Johnstones
Natl AY ALU Indoor Swim Meet Date Set at Chicago
Chicago hosts the national AY ALU indoor swim meet with events for men and women. Officials set the competition date near late spring, with entries from several clubs and local pools expected to participate.
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Nat. AY Alu
Chicago
West Chester Will Defend County Title
West Chester prepares to defend its county title in a home clash this week. The team, seen as the standout in the league, aims to maintain its dominance and secure another regional championship.
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West Chester
Local Cagers Clash In Wartime Prep Schedule
Local high school basketball action continues with four games set for Tuesday and Friday. Sacred Heart of Watertown faces HEC at the gym, while Waterloo hosts a key showdown as teams vie for playoff spots. Franklin meets McKinley in a tight clash and Wilson eyes Roosevelt to stay unbeaten locally. St Patricks, riding the best local record, hosts Columbia to avenge a prior loss.
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Wesk
Sacred Heart of
Wees
Manas
Franklin
W Lson
Roosevelt
Roughriders
Tre City
Martins Boss
Wilson
McKinley
McEnley
Frederick
Vinton
St. Patricks
Columbia
Dubuque
Shamrocks
WRESTLERS SET FOR MEMORIAL COLISEUM CARD IN CEDAR RAPIDS
Lou Plummer and Art Shires prepare for a memorial Coliseum show in Cedar Rapids in a mixed match. Karl Big Boy Davis headlines a prelim against Otto Kuss, with Mike Nazarian facing Earl Wampler in the other prelim.
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Lou Plummer
Art Shires
Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids
Karl
Big Boy” Davis
Otto Kuss
Mike Nazarian
Earl Wampler
Berwanger Leads Chicago Track at Iowa in Big Ten Opener
Iowa hosts Chicago in the Big Ten indoor season opener with star Berwanger and high scorer Cretzmeyer set for key events. Berwanger, an All-American football standout, competes in six events while Cretzmeyer aims for top marks in high and low hurdles and jumps as both seek individual honors.
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Towa City
INS
Iowa
Chicago
Jay Ber- Vance
Berianger
Fowas
Francis Cretzmeyer
Cretzmeyer
Grinnell
Hawkeye
Berwangers
Origin
Fridovorght
Tomor
Jorrin Jas
Grid Oppener
Washerton
Frith
Kostka Possibly Joining Spears at Toledo University
Reports indicate Stan Kostka may become assistant to Dr Spears at Toledo University. The former Minnesota player, a senior in physical education, previously played two seasons under Spears at the University of Oregon and one year of freshman competition at Minnesota.
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Stan Kostka
Spears
Toledo University
University of
Toledo Unity Oats
Kostka
University of Oregon
Minneota Ord
Belle Plaine Defeats Marengo High 41 to 19 in Conference Play
Belle Plaine’s boys topped Marengo High 41 19 as Cedar League leaders kept within one bucket early. Belle Plaine pulled away by halftime and built a 16 point edge in the third. Belle Plaine’s tall center led the team with strong inside play. Unscheduled North English game saw Belle Plaine girls win 30 8.
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Mure Verua Aledhese
Tuethey Niga Marengo
Tovns
Tut Belle Plane
Bovy
Sodorter SicCune
Belle Plaine
Eead
Pde Pyare Reserses
Torenne Reserse
Ino
Girly
Mrs Moody Seeks Wimbledon and Forest Hills Return
New York United Press reports Helen Wills Moody plans to enter two or three California preliminaries then pursue Wimbledon and Forest Hills. She will not retire and aims for a major campaign in England and the United States with no sudden Wimbledon decision expected.
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New York
Helen Wills Moody
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
England
United States
California
Spring training to open for Raiders in Missouri
Most of the Cedar Rapids Raiders begin spring training in Springfield Missouri on April 13 with Skeeter Webb Frank Howard and Howard Taylor the only Cedar Rapids players not likely to be ordered there Cap Crossley and other Red Birds affiliates will join to form a strategic group The squad may stay in the south for 12 to 15 days before joining others in Cedar Rapids for training Meanwhile the Chicago Cubs fear Len Warneke’s shoulder limits during their Catalina Island camp before a long travel schedule and a 30 game exhibition slate The piece also notes possible baseball school talks with Babe Ruth and Walter Johnson and lists Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves boxers traveling to Chicago for the tournament
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Springfield
Harry Johnson
St. Louis Cardinals
Cedar Rapids
Skeeter Webb
Frank Howard
Howard Taylor
Cap Crossley
Red Birds
Board of Strategy
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Catalina Island
Len Warneke
Arkansas
Pacific Island
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George Hayes
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Melvin Hearsty
Cresco
Jack O’rourke
Eldora
Milton Cashman
Maquoketa
Jack Dempsey
Dubuque
Hicago
Lonnie Warneke
Gong
Charley Grimm
Roy Henshaw
Hugh Casey
Clay Bryant
Gene Ford
Clyde Shoun
Kenneth Weaster
Jyde Hutchings
Gabby Hartnett
Walter Stephenson
Ken O'Dea
Charley Flowers
Hal Sueme
Omaha
Catalina
Grimms
Belle
Sioux City Club Buys Pair of Ball Players
Sioux City Western League president William Melody announced the purchase of pitcher Clarence Feber from Dallas and third baseman Phil Leght from Winnipeg. Contracts were also received from rookies Lawrence Muchl Faulkton SD, Francis Young Howard SM, John Schroeder St Paul MN, Marvin Lloyd Rackham SD, Floyd Anderson Bismarck ND, with more mailed to Jerm Games Berry Kemp Ken ner Graf Lea Henderson George Zahn Bigs Wehde Pete Monahan Hugh Luby Hugh Willingham Oliver Blakeney Harry Whitehouse John Schinski.
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William Melody
Wednesday
Clarence Feber
Dallas
Phil Leght
Winnipeg
Lawerence Muchl
Faulkton
S DC
Francis Young
Howard
John Schroeder
St Paul
Minn
Coffman Sets The Pace For Cornell Point Collectors
Mount Vernon reports Cornell men lead Midwest standings as Ripon College visits, with Eldon Coffman and Hugo Birkhahn each surpassing 100 season points. The Dean men must stay undefeated in remaining games to secure the championship despite Ripon’s recent loss to Monmouth and Carleton’s three wins over Ripon.
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Ripon College
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Carleton
Monmouth
Carnell
Eldon Coffman
Hugo Birkhahn
Buirkhahn
Coffman
Birkhahn
Wilson Packers edge Waterloo in extra period
In Dyersville Wilson Packers of Cedar Rapids the defending champion won their first local independent tournament game by narrowly defeating Independent Meat and Grocers of Waterloo 37 to 35 in overtime. Tim Alton hit the winning basket in the final minute of OT as Hardy led with eight points and Forrestal, Seghi, and Dvorak added seven each.
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Dyersville
Wilson Packers
Cedar Rapids
Independent Meat and Grocers
Waterloo
Tim Alton
Hardy
Forrestal
Seghi
Dvorak
Wilson
Grinnell Denies Baker Job Offer For Football
Grinnell College officials deny offering Omaha University coach Deny Baker a head coaching position. The athletics committee reviews applicants after Lester Watt’s resignation and plans a formal announcement when a successor is chosen.
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INS
Johnny Baker
Omaha University
John S. Nollen
Grinnell College
Baker
Lester L
Fuzz Watt
Watt
Minnesota
Iowa
Notre Dame
John C. Truesdale
Earl D. Strong
Paul S. Wood
John W. Gannaway
Board of
Conception Rally Beats St Patrick’s 32 29
Immaculate Conception of Cedar Rapids upset Iowa City St Patrick’s 32 to 29 in Cedar Rapids. Healy and Wolfe led the scoring for St Patrick’s with eleven points, while Wolfe and Prohaska sparked the late rally for Immaculate Conception after trailing 20 to 27.
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Immaculate Conception High
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s
Wolfe
Prohaska
Healy
St. Patrick's
Immaculate Conception
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Im. Conception
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Coen
Pleming
Patterson
Grimm Concerned Over Warneke's Injured Arm
Chicago Cubs head for Catalina Island on a record spring training trip led by Lonnie Warneke despite a sore right arm. Grimm hopes Warneke heals as the squad plans workouts and intra squad games en route to Florida. Augie Galan remains unsigned amid a raise offer.
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Warneke
St Pat's Defeat St Mary's From Waterloo 18 to 16
St Patrick's beat St Mary's Waterloo 18 to 16 after a strong first half. Kovarik and Sulentic led scoring with seven points each as reserves closed out a tense finish.
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Waterloo
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Shanahan Pape
Corsela E Spaight
Gilles
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Buchanan County Cage Tourney Postponed
Independence Iowa postpones the Buchanan county boys and girls basketball tournament indefinitely. An attempt via telephone is made to reschedule for the third week in March with county city and town superintendents.
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Independence
Buchanan County
F E. Mueller
Boxing Roundup From AP Reports
Wesley Ramey outpointed Tony Falco in New York as Freddy Miller defeated Johnny Pena in Seattle to retain his title. Fred Kelly topped Ernie Hetherington in Fargo, while Glen Lee beat Al Romero in Los Angeles. Steve Carr outpointed Charley Welse in West Palm Beach.
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Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tony Falco
Philadelphia
Seattle
Freddy Miller
Cincinnati
Johnny Pena
San Francisco
Fargo
N. D
Fred Kelly
International Falls
Minn
Ernie Hetherington
Bismarck
Los Angeles
Glen Lee
Nebraska
al Romero
West Palm Beach
Fla
Steve Carr
Hildsepart
Conn
Charley Welse
Radio Schedule Highlights From Morning To Night
A dense listing of radio programs across networks NBC CBS and WABC WJZ WEAF and others detailing music talk drama and variety shows. Entries name performers like Loretta Clemens Marie de Ville Helen Trent and Julius Gloss plus orchestras and programs including Voice of Experience National Farm and Home Hour and Academy of Medicine with times from morning to late night.
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NBC
WEAF
American School of the Air
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WABC
WHR
KMOX
NBG
Weap Wow
WGST
Rocheater Philiarmpanic Orch
Nbci
Perking
NDC
Reple
Salvation Army Band
Pairings Set for DeWitt Invitational Tournament
Special to The Gazette: DeWitt hosts a three day invitational basketball event February 23 to 25 with an opening session feature St Ambrose Davenport St Joseph DeWitt academy game at 2 30 p m. Round matches listed include DeWitt Tleers Lost Nation Eldridge Davenport Superior Daily St Ambrose St Joseph Maquoketa CCC Lisbon Charlotte DeWitt Merchants plus elimination rounds and finals schedule set for Monday Tuesday evenings.
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St. Ambrose
Davenport-St. Joseph
DeWitt Tleers
Lost Nation
Eldridee
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